Physics 50: Equations and Concepts for Classical Mechanics, Exams of Physics

An equation sheet for the study of classical mechanics, including concepts such as displacement, velocity, acceleration, newton's laws, work-energy theorem, and rotational mechanics. It covers various forms of potential and kinetic energy, impulse-momentum theorem, and angular momentum.

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Physics 50 Equation Sheet
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r r r
Displacement
r
vt
Average velocity
dt
rd
v
Instantaneous velocity
st
Average Speed
v
at
Average acceleration
2
2
dt
rd
dt
vd
a
Instataneous acceleration
o
v v at
Velocity as function of
time
Position as function of
time
22
2 ( )
oo
v v a x x
Velocity as function of
position
2
o
o
vv
x x t
Position as function of
velocity and time
2
r
v
ar
Radial (centripetal)
acceleration
F ma
Newton’s 2nd Law
w mg
Weight of a body
kk
fN
Kinetic friction force
Nf ss
Static frictional force
cosW F s Fs
Work done by constant
force
s
F kx
Spring force (Hooke’s
Law)
22
(1/ 2) (1/ 2)
s i f
W kx kx
Work done by spring
force
Wapplied= - Ws
Work done by applied force
K=(1/2)mv2
Kinetic energy
net f i
W K K K
Work-Energy Theorem
Pave=
W
t
Average power
dt
dW
P
Instantaneous power
cosP F v Fv
Instantaneous power
Ug=mgy
Gravitational PE
Function (constant g)
Us=(1/2)kx2
Elastic PE Function
Emech=K+U
Total Mechanical Energy
nc
W K U
Work by non-conservative
forces
Ki+Ui = Kf+Uf
Conservation of
Mechanical Energy
P MV
Linear Momentum
ext
dP
Fdt
Newton’s 2nd Law
)( 12 ttFI ext
Impulse due to a constant
net force
pppI
12
Impulse-Momentum
Theorem
)( 1212 iiff vvvv
Relative velocities in an
elastic collision
sr
Arc length
t
Average Angular Speed
d
dt
Instantaneous Angular
Speed
t
Average angular
acceleration
2
2
dt
d
dt
d
Instantaneous angular
acceleration
2
1
2
oo
tt
Angular position as
function of time
ot
Angular speed as function
of time
22
2 ( )
oo
Angular speed as function
of angular position
2
o
ot
Angular position as
function of angular speed
and time
t
vr
Tangential speed
t
ar
Tangential acceleration
22
r
v
ar
r
Radial (centripetal)
acceleration
2
ii
I m r
Moment of Inertia for
System of Particles
2
MdII cmp
Parallel-Axis Theorem
2
1
2
R
KI
Rotational kinetic energy
Fr
Definition of Torque
ext I
Newton’s 2nd Law for Rotation
pf2

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Physics 50 Equation Sheet

r rf ri Displacement

r v t

Average velocity

dt

dr v

 Instantaneous velocity

s t

Average Speed

v a t

Average acceleration

2

2

dt

d r

dt

dv a

^ Instataneous acceleration

v vo at Velocity as function of

time 2 x xo v to (1/ 2)at^ Position as function of time 2 2 v vo 2 (a x xo)^ Velocity as function of position

o o

v v x x t

Position as function of

velocity and time

2

r

v a r

Radial (centripetal)

acceleration

F ma Newton’s 2

nd Law

w mg Weight of a body

f (^) k kN Kinetic friction force

f (^) s sN^ Static^ frictional force

W F s Fscos^ Work done by constant force

Fs kx Spring force (Hooke’s

Law) 2 2 Ws (1/ 2) kxi (1/ 2)kxf^ Work done by spring force

Wapplied= - Ws Work done by applied force

K=(1/2)mv

2 Kinetic energy

Wnet K (^) f Ki K Work-Energy Theorem

Pave=

W

t

Average power

dt

dW P

Instantaneous power

P F v Fvcos^ Instantaneous power

Ug=mgy Gravitational PE

Function (constant g)

Us=(1/2)kx

2 Elastic PE Function

Emech=K+U Total Mechanical Energy

Wnc K U Work by non-conservative

forces

Ki+Ui = Kf+Uf Conservation of Mechanical Energy

P MV

Linear Momentum

ext

dP F dt

Newton’s 2

nd Law

I Fext( t 2 t 1 )

Impulse due to a constant

net force

I p p p

2 1

Impulse-Momentum

Theorem

v 2 f v 1 f ( v 2 i v 1 i)^ Relative velocities in an elastic collision

s r^ Arc length

t

Average Angular Speed

d

dt

Instantaneous Angular

Speed

t

Average angular

acceleration

2

2

dt

d

dt

d^ Instantaneous angular acceleration

o ot^ t

Angular position as function of time

o t

Angular speed as function

of time 2 2 o 2 (^ o)^ Angular speed as function of angular position

o o t

Angular position as

function of angular speed and time

vt r Tangential speed

at r Tangential acceleration

2 2 r

v a r r

Radial (centripetal)

acceleration

2 I m r i i Moment of Inertia for

System of Particles 2 I (^) p Icm Md^ Parallel-Axis Theorem

K R I

Rotational kinetic energy

r F

Definition of Torque

ext I

Newton’s 2 nd Law for Rotation

W Work Done by a^ constant

Torque

(^1 2 )

W I (^) f I i

Work-Energy Theorem for

Rotation

W

P

t

Average power delivered

by Torque

P^ Instantaneous power delivered by Torque

(^1 2 )

K MV cm Icm

Kinetic Energy = Translational KE +

Rotational KE

a R

v R

cm

cm

Condition for Rolling

Without Slipping

L r p Angular momentum

L I

Angular momentum for a

rotating body about axis of symmetry

ext

dL

dt

Newton’s 2

nd Law for rotation

1 2 g 2

Gm m F r

Newton’s Law of

Gravitation

E

E E g R

GmM w F

Weight of a body at surface

of earth

2

E

E

GM

g R h

Acceleration of gravity

GMm U

r

Gravitational Potential

Energy function

R

GM

vesc

Escape Speed

r

GM

v

Circular Orbit Speed

3

2 2 4 r GM

T

Orbital Period

U

r

GMm E 2

Orbital Total Mechanical Energy